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In this role, you will implement the technical execution of the José Carreras Leukemia App, develop interfaces and data models, and integrate Patient-Reported Outcomes and Real-World data into patient-centered workflows.
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Your role in the team
- Technical implementation of the José Carreras Leukemia App.
- Implementation of the personalized RAG chat and integration with a curated document pool.
- Integration and technical processing of patient-reported outcomes and real-world data.
- Development of interfaces, data models, and features for patient-centered workflows.
- Planning and assigning tasks, as well as coordinating the contributions of student assistants.
- Technical documentation, quality-related processes, and support with project coordination to secure additional third-party funding for the project extension.
- Participation in trade fairs and conferences.
Our expectations of you
Education
- Completed university degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) in computer science, medical informatics, or a related field.
Qualifications
- Proficiency in at least one programming language.
- Knowledge of software architecture, data modeling, interfaces, and version control.
- Willingness to translate requirements from medicine and research into robust, easy-to-understand software.
- Independent, meticulous, and team-oriented approach to work, with a passion for interdisciplinary collaboration.
Experience
- Experience in developing apps or web-based applications is desirable.
What we offer
- An interdisciplinary work environment at the intersection of medicine, computer science, and clinical research.
- Creative freedom in developing a patient-centered digital health application.
- Family-friendly working conditions and support in balancing family and work.
Benefits
Work-Life-Integration
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About your employer
Founded in 1527, Philipps-Universität is one of the most traditional universities in Germany. With around 25,700 students, it makes up more than a quarter of Marburg's population, and besides a scientific campus outside the center, many institutes and research facilities are spread throughout the city center. Even today, the literary saying goes: "Other cities have a university, Marburg is one."
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